Complete story — includes the ending
Don learns of Betty's cancer from Sally and urges Betty to let the children live with him, but she insists they stay with her brother and his wife; Sally cancels a trip to Madrid to care for her siblings. Ken recruits Joan to produce a Dow industry film, inspiring her to found her own production company; she invites Peggy to join, but Peggy remains at McCann, and Richard ends his relationship with Joan over her ambition. Roger announces he is marrying Marie and leaves a substantial inheritance to Kevin; Joan assures him Greg has remarried and is absent from Kevin's life. Peggy and Stan confess their love, while Pete departs with Trudy and Tammy for Wichita. Don reunites in California with Stephanie, who takes him to an oceanside retreat, but leaves after an emotional breakdown. Stranded, Don calls Peggy to say goodbye; she urges him to return, promising McCann will rehire him. At a group seminar, Don breaks down while embracing another man who feels unloved. The series concludes with McCann Erickson's 1971 "Hilltop" television advertisement for Coca-Cola.
Sources and content license
Source and revision history · Adapted from Wikipedia contributors, Mad Men season 7. HTML formatting and reference markers removed. · Content license